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Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
we're They Ghosts or hoobere'
IooNMuEoATKD

The auiet little village of Christiana
xsa startled by the hoys giving tns
alarm OF robbers on Halloween n'snt.
n hss bsen the custom Of the boys 70
oarry cff gates and steps on this rlan.
To- yesrs past. while the boys were
-nrSued In their mischisvous trieEs
two mysterious objects entered @ houtc,
one entering the back and the other TIE
font door about the eEms time. TGe
snail and timid boys scattered In evs'y
direction, crying robbers, thieves ena
helm: othsrs stood still IN breathlsss ST.
Jence for ono long hou: when their rear
was iocressei tn'old, 60 much SO that
t,ey thought tbeir hesrSs would mop
ont Of the mouths, they hent 20 q a OK
an hghn.dlng the RhOstly looking OF
iets appear and disappear before tseir
syesas in a mist. 40 the occupants OF
tIe house we're st party at the houee
OF one Of our NJ D.'s, and did moi Esturn
nntil the wee email. hnuss, the boys
are Ia quLndrg whether they were
gtos;s or robbers The boys say they
ygers from the spirit land aud bail trou
the ,riba OF Benjamin. The older resi-
dents OF the place thin K differently am
say It wss disappointed POLITICAL
from cur ueiehto;iug village, who ha'
been making u new constitution.
NYsTERY.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
In the Markets.

The majkex axe about ss coed to ca5
q OF S.uIday lEst, anG buyers are
more plcttiIul. In vegetables, tutniFs
arc 10 TO l2 osnto per half pecf, or % 10
40 cents )cr easket; sweet potrtoes are
tom l2 o 10 csnt3 Ie. hall peck, or 80
20 L5 oe,ts per basket; cabbage ie % oo
nor huu1tsd. or 4 and cents Per htad;
fodishe ere 8 and 5 cents bGnch, and
meets bee nts pUr bunch; csuIihoNer IS
ail oou: o few string beans at 10 cents
Ger hnf peck, or So ceats por basket,
re still Ia market; peppers are cen1r
DER dozen or Cel. each; q ftw green
tomatses are offered a. 10 cents per nall
pe ck snd lind ready purchaser. :,
In fruits grapes st!ll hang on and cell
AZ < oenta per pound by the basket or 1O
oept per round by the single poune.
Apples bring 20 cents per hsif peck on
an average; 60 cents per basket and
ron 81 to S2 % per barrel. Pears are
nearly all zone, End bring from 20 te
80 cent? per half peck; by tts pasEet 9.
csnts 20 81. Banana aie tf!Dsing y
cents per dn2sn for l. v5ry ordinary
grade, and the better qua ity 10 orine
lns 25 to 30 csnts per d, zen, and orange
are bringing Is to 80 ctnta psr dcz=p
White grapes bribg IL cents per pouno
Poultry is about ~ usual. 1t Dfips
from Ia to I8 cents per pound aiiVe all
20 to % cents per pound dressed hsg
ara 25 to 2S cents per dozen; hut.ef
% to 80 oents per pounc, witn soMe
high as 35 cents per pound. flsu VI
plentiful und fairly cheap. FORK sn
sausage are at their old prices, la cen
per single pound, or two pouhas iot
cents.
The market is also we'll stocked wit
aome IL ads apple butter, catsop 40
preserves. which found u 9oou e@'
, ILe nsuai nrmbar Of fakirs With pan
na.chss. stc crowd the market.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
sale of COWS.

W. J. Both will sell twenty-five sr5'
,.n,s tIcsh COVE at Warner ya-l, on
"a Az and avenue, on Friday aitsrao2t.
6. q yrrls, Jr., will have a SAFE OF
I v-ntg .fys fresh oows and sp:sassrs NJ
tie Bsllevue Hotel, in the Ninth wsri.
uert Saturday afternoon,
Z or1 81 Merrick will have one o! the
lsEsset ea,es at CentTeville, on Montay
next, that has ever besn held at that
u.ace. he boasts of having irst iass
nai.kerq, aud therefore Bargains nsy be
drained.
Cooley & Baldwin WILL also have
another sale at B9oth's Corner, Pa, OF
tLe same day, and the farmers generally
understand thnt they cell good COWS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
en About Meyer meyers.

Everybody knows Meyer Meyers
frstqm OF doing businees. Every atti
-ls iB marked IN plain G2ures. The
siosst attached TO each garment resds
5'oie price." Satisfaction guaranteed
1r.sgLey refunded. You can buy an
s.I,Fsnt overooat, s,zeB 35E4i, for f4.59.
n perfect beauty for s.. .rd nnch
g,sr.r ons for $3.50. A dark or light
c,.c.ed medium weigh; for $3.50. An
Txouls.te beaver derk blue a- black,
-r5cn 80 to $3.50. Boys' sE.ta frorn
81 20 ~. Boys rarta f''n so cents tc
IS. Mems suits T.! m sS.23 uo 20 the
vsrv heat grades In the mar kst TO he oo
tAinsd a. Meye- Meyers One-fria'
Clotn.pg House, northwest corner o
PL!th lad Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
The rrcs Hospital.

In fifteen minutes after gour paper
was iss os6 on the 9th iBst. Is euHsctip-
tlon ives slartai Vt Il. Hanmur's cisar
s,ore, No 40S Madison sireat, on which
Was aeon placed tho names CT seven
Soar dipnvis ms ard tvo hmsrlcans. Tt Il
money wea turre'' over - hrn. Ansttn
Harrington, i106 Jefferson 'ire"t, on
Monday moruibg. 7th INIT, for the free
hospital 70 be built in this city. We
hope the Institution will be free o! taxes
when completed. Il. HAMMER,
l0S Hcdibon St.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
marching Against ColOred People.

4 despatch from Sadly, . mininT
town Is n lies from Caat.auoogs, Ten
nessae, says the InountAineers have
arprea themselves ard aye marching
q zRlpst the oolor9a people of thaE town.
Tho coiored psop o are arraei and
awaiting them. The Sheriff, with u
posse. hGs gone TO the scene
Tho women aud children have taken
Tetrga NJ one END OF the town. Soddy
il Welsh mining towa OF oO0 popu-
Ist.oa, sDd about 200 colorsd men ore
en- 2loyt,d at tbs coke ovens. tbs tToa
Die IA. grown o1t 0! a GGhS bet Eeen .
co,o,ai and 3 white man, in which the
latte, AaE cred deftss.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
THIRD EDITION.
A unug OF OutInws.

Sr Louis. Nov, 6.-Alfred Giles, a
,,r ,minent architect of San Antonio,
T.xss. gives intelligence of reign OF
terror ipaupurated In Kinney county,
Texas. along the Rio Grande some nity
miles above Eagle Pass. Within radius
OF twenty miles of Bracket, which some
times bears the name OF Fort CLARK, anu
which is a large United States Post'
there has been established gang oil des-
Deranoes who number tairty odd men
who stop at nothing They have d s.oied
cattle and horses, cut FENCES, ouinSII
rauchmen's dwellings and kiunappeu,
mobbed and murdered every man ~. -
.yucsthy with them and whom they
,.ould cASch. 50 redoubtsble have neen
tSeir crimes and SO perfect their organ
ivssion that, though many OF them are
I,no,Vn few arrests have resulted. Ihey
80 entIrely too strong for the local
..oustabulary, and though they WORK
min ripaIly al night, have not much rear
~ davIight. The country 10 wild, noun
tainous and very difficult OF access lucy
are acquainted with every 100 OF H. auu
.,ssilv slude the slack efforts Tor tneir
csn,,,re. Several Mexicans OF small pos
sesslops have disappeared, and .neir
Ses,bs are charged to the gang. Ihey
have done 80 much stealing during sep
,amher and October that live stock wa
.veyvc here unsafe. They have lately
nroceeaed to heavier business, aud mani
tested desire to run the entire country
John Maurice, a ranchman and ae
teru'ped man, has been active IN aidin
District Judge Kslso and District Al Al
torney o in their work against IN
baud Ten days ago be was absent iroi
home. That night the desperadoes we, e,
10 his ranch, burned his storehouse, g.
down atty panels Of HIS fence, burned VI
nosts nd drove of some hity head
Frank Dignowltty is also large pa
ture owner and opposed TO the thieye
six lights ago MS dwelling Was burned.
A farmer near Waco, Texas, loet son
fine stock day or 'wo ago, and pan pan
Wells was arrested on The charge oi oein
one of the thieves. Nigtlantes esne'
I,n TO a tree, hoping to get a iull col
feston out Of him but he would not co
t.ss and after hanging for ten minute
was eut down and turned over 10
constable, who placed him In jail.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
Fifth EnIIl11
Tho tna,.

, r,r, -, "'ans frIsna.
igThe womau's Indian aa' .
Monday, held It's rcruls, 1s A'sOc!,a
ing, at the residence Of ~. lo1'as
iah, 5l2 West SIKH ,,ras, \, afA !'sp
ihe president, Nn. c Ut
being absent, Mrs. l.. XIII" IL w. w.. y
president pto'tem. A tunis. y
,ns 1nsi ,e.tei, ~, IRON friends q IN ,,,'] ~
read by the secretary. Tsess ,1' .as
presented, "sam" and 'S SSa ~
omahS Indians, In Ncbr,,st. s'
ior 10, the favor Of he % v,
Ihey wish arsistsnca TO 70 II
Ing IKE white people. Tbs J ,,e q
association curing the coni,s
probably he devoted to h%I1
house Miss White, Of c,.t Co,.Ia
do, wrote that she had rs., rs''i,.,
sen,, which had gone a,,r,v 's
The announcement Of II. :.
the Woman's National InS,,s % ~
ton in Brooklyn on Nov'~S..
made and Mrs. G. W, Ja Ba.,aa.
George W. Bnsh, Mrs. Sar,s AL. ~
Mrs. Thomas Dreia and Nn ;. " y
were appointed delegates Inn
The meeting adjourned 10 n.
reeideace OF Ms. l.. Kltteu,~r -
King street, ol the first NoSi,
cember.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
a Large AttetdsaN

Washlnst3n CouCllvti No
sopbs, or :. ", NJ, he'd at
mos,iag los evening Sld b..
large attendance CoAsidsns.I
OF Importance wes t'a1ac'Sl
receipts for the evening q
Tots cCncls7e Is ,1Itadsi Y
5ers slnost oyery week and
clal condition is sach tli!'r
funds have hgeD invested y
The mem bership is large, "
gress made by this concSns]
eighteen months Of It's ti,ss] \. J
only very gratifying to @1
| but also rsmarkahle.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
A Jolly Night

A complimentary suPpsi
ed to John N. Nswe,l AZ
the boys" OF Troop B mn, 'hn
10 the rank CT Lteuispsa,.,
tho many who we're pItsI, \.
srs' Division" has ie,osa ai.
rnch a Jolly time Al'a aI.,I
supply Of Refreshments "a, ~
taken Of, dancing was ''a'
n reasonable hour -
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
The Indiana.

A telegram from Grow agency. Mon.
ians, says Black Hawk ard cne hun.
dred people, including twerty.nve
warriors. hsvs rscBDed lrom the
camp aud w. si'i oht. Plenty ooose,
With four ha'drf poDpe, Is ox.
pec.sd eOon. Csp.-llB k1y sH's troop
OF ssvan,h Ca~siry nOd Cbo'sin DiW.
mtck'a troop az alta &tEth a.e 10 ynisuit
of the feeling lne isrs.
Deaf Ball, who hRa fscsptd With the
Indians, has turreuaersi VITA bis toi'
lowing. Tvo whistle was wounded ia
the breas. snd arm. Bs has been cpc'
rated upon and will recover
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
HfH IslFthC,8y,

To-day is the thirty fiitL anniversary OF
Z ue ,irth Of Mr.. Morris f. NJ .ses, the
vel Known CORES pondent Of the New
YORK and Chicago Sporting and Theatri-
cal Journal, he having been born I'M Lon
don, on Lord Mayors day, November
an, 1872. Mr.. Moses has made many
fr,e-ls since he has been in this city, al!
of n3m siucer!y wish that he may have
may happy returns OF the DAY.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
Basxet-sociai Bs zsar.

The Lad.es' Aid Society Of Wesley
n. L. church will hold basket-socisl
Dszaar NJ their hall on Monday eVe"irg
N November IA, baziDp!n2 NJ oolock,
the proceeds 10 DO used IN heipihE u
furniSh the new church. All are M
vitsd. The baskets sre TO be brought
by the ladiss, the ladies' by ths gentle
an and the money by the baskets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
spnrss VI VII

James Cullen BI7ant S..., !"
book ageat, is busy a'!lSaI INV
Of Wit" q new "oih " nj,
Detroit Free Press man. s.,i1 y,
8 large volume OF ! St,,s e.,saI
Allied with nuuo' ard p''.'s ss :
ia o, /. raGned nature '.H N u
to please and iI;sf.,' nsr.n, =, WI
sucoosstal iu bis c'nSss,S II','s,.s
aud 10 sin resny % -.-
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
Here IA a Chance,

ra- the next year will present to the
IA ltaers OF twins, IN the state of Della
ware, Two dozen bottles OF DR.. Hands
remedies, assorted, for children value 90,
and 70 mothers of triplets go In cash and
fb,ee 1ozgn of my remedies, total value
ga 10. Address, Dr..D. B. Hard, Sc7an
Tnr. Pa, For sale by all retail druggist
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
A tarau q iieunton.

Jefferson Lodge, No. 2. ]. o. o e..
will have q reunion OF thsir members
on Thursday evening, Decrmbtr !, ut
Odd Fellows Hnll. A select musical
and literary en,ertsium.nt will be-
given aud the affair will Wind up with
= Grand Yupner
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
DIED.

wRIoHT.-on the sth inst, VirRinis y
wright, aged 20 snrG
yited 30 attend her funeral from the rosi-
dsnce OF her husband. Abraham wnght,No
COS West Sixth strert, on Saturday marn'
ing. 20 leave the house At IL c'clocs. Inter
"a vnt At st. james Cem-tery, Stanton.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
Their second Ann'"]

oa Friday evening i n
clave, No. /, Hep.asopD'r'a pn,ra d
will celebrate it,i' sss,ts,s s,Sjsa
a, their hall IN Tue i,ss...' hs.r.'I i
Teuth and Market s'l' sa'nl,.istl
teresting prrssHm,, ooS;,ri omn,I,,
and ,EstEumsntal ,,n,s M
rsailnSs and rec!tn'''lss,. ,,. . l,ss,..ri
pared, and tAoss %D' "
q pleasant evening -
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
the Apatch''a ,

F!elden, spie' anu I'D 8
ton yesterday 4iitIn ,hsy III, II,.ws
cr tone than an! .n' Io.tlx y
They ask sinrly Tor ,,;, uitI saI, y
all the argument, ,,a ,uI IGoytrsii
ence Potter Palmer l.STt, nTl 10 ~
signed a pe1it.on, 1a, fIsiIsn. rI1,yi
y Iics. SchWab anu huL-
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
rathsts, Mothers, Bon nd

your attention II specially III
Advertisement OF Wn. Il. as
great shoe dealer 3. 3l6 kin
Mr.. bsbco1k IL csftsir ysn
10 dea! with, as We AsoSga
Thene WHO bug b0ou, ,boa,
any kind Of L stCe from In
homo with their bargain, Y.s
isaed In their m!rd thai q
they have parCllsal VII
prcve what Mr. 4 b.a gps
10 be. II Will PSI ylu . d
Family SAGe Hoase, via, 1
get your full mcney's uO'ii.
wearing shoes now paIcsE1
Babcoek, AGd they have NJ
lust what he Ienresea,ed Isa
und we cot them als lovE 1
other de9.ers waote1 III A.z
of & shoe.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
A BABY shO', A.
~o,, Monday s.taragsSu. gs".ri,

Next Monday ,Ss s,.'' 'tIraa,u.
a baby snow o. o. w. ND BY D
= Ss'?S ! q = = e'';t i 3 1:i: !; :.',:.s "a
sn'n s9. : md M'i'';5. ] q ;c.ooos ,'s'ln n
s5 Sapp, oGa1a G.sa ! i. .!., g s:a's, ss,,,;sp s;sp
y ,nio ,Ips Civ gwen to csoh, -
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09

NyOIIOE-THE FOURTEENTH An
~ naRl meeting Of the snareh holdors OF
tao CLAYTON Loan Association will be held
Friday, tho llth inst., at 8 O'Clock p. U Ths
re ort Of the auditors wilt be Submitted, ,and
an election aeld OF oihcers for tho oLsains
year. ID. Il. LlCHfENStElN,
na3s Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
n,Nr,ou on the sick List

DUBLIN, Nov. S.-Mr. Obrien was to,
day removed TO the prison mnrmary ON
the doctors orders.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
.,e,ore the . '''' "',,,.

There r,. ysry II. !I''I' I1'oii;',,,,Ii =
ouIy S,aG cases = a'siii 'Sni's g'pII eS p &
$:';:':' S::s:;;;.s ::; !; ..ss i;'';5' ;''; d '''
Sisorderly. 4
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
Al tho Achdem,

IA Night OF" VA ,,,,
an excellent manner a, ,bs n
Music iast night, aud ,bu,
Io3ed by tho large sadisrc,'
presented for the last I'm,
ing, and al who wish to spi,
laugh should be etuie to stt,i
To morrow night tue AtlSl
papy will conmerce IN ~
ioc she rsInalnGer Of tn. NJ
spectacular drama MiChrl
o; which the New Yoik Hns|
"As brought out By d,
Company, Michael Sric,F |
ajes'.c and massive nprs
Its appointments ara g,,aip N
etgue in chromatic dtul, ,p.|
peculiar fsscirailoa sbost n
s!ve scenic accompsnlntrp I
Imitation. II Is al inpp!,,I
of rudc bsrharic sisnlszteI
with the celicste colofil, d
Diseira,lon and the tlrpsar,
OF Mohammedar fancy"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
FOK GIRLS AND BOYS.

|
We bought last week OF a mauutactur-
er retiring from business large lot oil
Misssa'. Boys aud children's
DRESS & SCHOOL HOES
Made this season OF the best material,
on good fitting lasts and are finished III
the best Style.
ed them considerably bsloH the nsuai
PRICES asked. He advite you 10 come
early, as the low prices are making them
70. The prices run thus:
3s pair Misses Kid Button with heel,
high cut; sizes II to IL, our price
now 81 65 regular price, ~.
AZ pair Misses K ID Button with heel;
sizes II to 2. our price now 81 35i
Price elsewhere sl.75
20 pair Misses Pebble spring heel;
| sizes II TO |, our price now sl.ZS'
real value, Sl.50
30 pair Misses Pebble button with heel,
high cut, sizes IL to 13X our price
now 81. so; regular retail price,S2.
az pai- Misses Pebb button with heel,
two widtha G and d, worked button
holes; sizes II to ~; our price now
$l.5O; well worth 81.
80 pair Misses Pebble BUTTON WIN hecl'
, worked button holes, sizes ! TO ; ou.
price now 81 40; cheap enough sttl'f5
IS pair Misses Pebble button with heel,
, sizes II tol ~; our price now Sl,35;
usually sell for 81 65.
20 pair Misses Pebble button with heel;
.izes IL to l our price now u. +;
general price $3.50.
80 pair Misses Pebble button with heel.
sizes IL to 3: our price now 81 co.
regular price tl.25.
40 pair Boys hook lace shoes,
sizes 10 5; our price now 81 %
cheap at 81 80.
2s pair Boys hook lace; -
7 sizes 8 to 3; our price now 81 10
real value 81 50.
20 pair Boys button CATERS; -,
sizes 3 and 4; our price no%Sl 20
. regular price I'll so
80 pair Childs' pebble spring heel IN,
sizes 4 to 6 !; our price nov ave-
?, would cost else @herc 70c.,
rs pair little Boys hook lace school ehoes
sizes II to 13 our prlce now 31c'
r. usually sells for 81 20
80 pair Childs' Pebble button, with heel'
a sizes 4, 5, q; our price now, % cts
Is cheap at 20 cts.
40 20 pair Childs' Pebble button;
is sizes s, 0, 10: our price now zoe
worth $l.O0.
s Baby's Pebble button; oto
sizee to 8; our price 2oc
regular price 40c.
aAu ,be above mentioned goods are he'
but the low prices arc making lheni so'
quickly.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
sa!e OF HOT"
u, s.,dpnn 8 % sSD;y : :

L. W. s;'dNnhIn ;'dnIn, Of If w,IT
Tue 'ruosday s'teraGeUK. ..,s Ksts ss
ths trc,tins sls,g n ,s,s wtthdiss'i
's9'.:6 'sas:n t5o@ 5555S 4, No. 45;s's':, !; 81 q
SSaI.a soa,iaqsha sSia ss as's 'sool .,:o:.
,,yg
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another n.trl .,

ano,per .tos't .;t !. .seStfis',',,, Sfi',, /,
!.,,is. wTl.%I1sis1osos / Sisss, sa snf fse'S,l'.st a,
iss.i msiisoH Z; HI Street. .s,.s .olI5' aI'' .,
eats;ss eaiIdis;ss 'R5S%i RbS.ips.' 5'..s @.s'', s.
Iaetia,'a"tn Ios sss 'ea"tnpaay pan 70 n,:; =.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09

An iNmense bargain in
some cdd stock where sizes
are badly broken and which
we cannot replace.
Manufacturing all o u T
own goods under our own
supervision We can sell
Goods at retail at manutac
turer's prices.
New and elegant assert
ment Of
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
BLANK E. IS.

1O.4 Blanket as low as 81
pair.
a ll-4 aIl.wool Blanket as
low as $3.50 a pair.
And finer ones az S.. Ga,
81 and 81 so.
Very fine ones, SIS a pair.
Then again we have a
very large stock OF Flannels
and Domestic Dry Goods
at the lowest market prices
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
t.utsrp'n.r,t

Harry s.';s; ;s;,,a,s,,s. a1; = Is (
New E,59 IUrs sss Oisi I'D +, g5,iiss' d -
Two aro liaO'''
window
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09
DRESS GOODS.
Black Cashmere,
Black Henriettas.

Fancy Black Goods from
the lowest to the finest
grades.
We offer this day a spec :
| ial drive in sd inch Striped
lDress Goods at only 623
cents a yard, reduced from
1879 cents.
fen pieces of all wool
Tricot Cloths, only 377s
cents a yard.
Five pieces of all-wool
.. Dress Cloths, only 25 cents
r q yard. =, :,
Rhadames Silk in Black
e and colora, only 81 a yard
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09

y 0ST-ON TUESDAY EVENlNH'" ~.
sth, a plush carriage rooe. stn = I'm
nre of an owl on one side, In ins 80
and poplar to 2nd and Lombard tIso' '..t,rn
IN ,si Teyard viii be given for lie rss,,. ,
70 Wakes ELLIOTT, and ana nsS: "a
| bard strosts. -
Daily Republican., 1887-11-09

Pyle &Lichtelstsll,
72o Market Street.
We have now on sale an
elegant line of garments for
Ladies, Misses and Children
and are receiving new things
daily. Our line OF
| Ladies' Wraps
is very large and the styles
|, varied. -
Aatrachan Wraps from 50,
!, $40 and $I2.
q Seal Cloth Wraps from
:. $40 and S35.
81 Seal Cloth Goats from
" SI6.5o to $50.
=, Ladies Plaid Newman
p. kets from S. up.
Ladies' Plaid Raglan
70 from IS up.
lie LADIES' Cloth Jacket:
tic made of Plaid Beaver En-
.5ss os glish Diagonal Astrachar
SC, from 81 and upwards.
"a. A nice assortment OF
The Washington critic., 1887-04-20
opposed to nost's Doctrines.

The Federation of Labor held public
meeting last night at Hilton Hall. Mr.. G.
Edmonston being the presiding officer. Mr..
Spohn Of the Bricklayers Union read long
paper on the labor question. In the course
Of his remarks he quoted some Of the utter
ances OF Herr Most and other Anarchists,
seemingly approving them. Mr.. L. w.
Oyster said he did not approve that part of
the address In which reference was made to
the sayings Of the Anarchists, and he read
several resolutions, adopted at different
times, in all of which the doctrines OF the
Anarchists had been opposed. Mr.. Paul 4.
Bowen then offered the following, which
was unanimo ously adopted:
Whereas, The recent Sunday closing order
OF the Commissioners of the District Is bene
fetal TO a large number of wage workers and
others in that 1t affords a needed day Of rest
and relaxation; therefore be II
Resotred, That this Federation OF Labordocs
cordially approve the said order Of the Com
missioners; that the secretary notify the Com
missiOners of the action Of the federation
The Washington critic., 1887-04-20

The feature OF the burlesquo at Kernan's
is Louise Dempsey, whose perfect figure
and handsome face win every heart. A
grand olio. Cheap prices.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-20
TIE CLERKS ASSOCIATION
The Installation of the Officers Re-
Gently Elected.

Ahc VI thu Nt~
Gently Elected.
The oillcers.elect OF the Clerks Mutual
Benefit and Protective Association we've In
stalled last evening in stldham's Hall in
presence OF large number OF invited
friends OF the members. They were: James
JirdinstoD, president; W. X. Grimes, first
yice-president; j. w. Brooke, second vice
president; IL. j. Wilson, third vice-presI-
dent; f. Breslau, recording secretary;
Howard G. Fischer, financial secretary; G.
I. Gottsman, warden. Speeches were made
by the newly.installed officers, that Of Pres
ident Jirdns'on being especially fine.
Refreshments, consisting of ice.cream,
rake, sandwiches and coffee, were furnished
10 profusion. The literary programme In
clujtl vocal solos by Il. V. X. Plant, VIII
liam II. Coleman, A. +. Rupert, an essay
on "Thc Clerk and His Relation to Ills
Business" by J; Bretlap, aud an original
poem by Fred. ". woodward. The High
School Glee Club, composed of Messrs. NJ.
ID. Hensey, II. o. Cock, C.. S. Weech. j. NJ.
Fisher, Brooks Cross, and w. A. Domer,
rendered several fine selections.
The Clerks Association was organized In
July, 1885, since which time there have
been paid out in benefits to sick members
about $500. During the past term there
has been paid out in benefits the sum of
S325. The association has now on It's rolls
120 members, q of whom have been received
during the past term. Two new members
were admitted last evening and applici-
tions were received from two others.
There Is death fund Of Sll5 on hand,
which is to be paid Immediately, on receiv-
ing notice Of the death Of member, to his
family or relatives. Thus far there have
been no deaths in the association, although
Mr.. Charles II. Jones, who died yesterday
and who was an employe OF the Boston Dry
Goods House, was former member OF the
association. 1t is the intention Of the new
staff of officers to push the work of the
association until 1t shall embrace all avail
able clerks In the city.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-20
lust RpceIyetl.

fi'ty dozen Gents Linen Cuffs, formerly
sold at So cents; will close out at 20 cents
per pair; three pairs for 80 cents. Brooke Il
Rowland, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, south
Ill lA
The Washington critic., 1887-04-20
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